Fellow American,

We’ve been hearing for MONTHS now from Nancy Pelosi that a national lockdown is for our own good. The Speaker of the House has constantly harped on Americans to embrace a closed down economy, stay at home in fear, and basically just accept the government control over our lives, because the liberal left knows best.

So then why did Speaker Pelosi visit a San Francisco hair salon this week for a secret black market wash and blowout?

Local ordinances in Pelosi’s home city are keeping salons closed, forcing many to go out of business permanently. Yet she was caught on hidden camera on Monday, August 31st, walking through ESalonSF in San Francisco, without a mask over her mouth or nose.

The salon owner, Erica Kious, explained to Fox News that one of the stylists who rents a chair from her contacted her the night before Pelosi’s visit.

Kious said, “It was a slap in the face that she went in, you know, that she feels that she can just go and get her stuff done while no one else can go in, and I can’t work … We’re supposed to look up to this woman, right? It is just disturbing.”

It’s worth noting that Kious built her business from the ground up starting 12 years ago. She’s now a single mom with no income, and will be permanently closing up shop in the next 30-60 days unless something changes fast.

If it hasn’t been clear by now that we need new leadership in Congress, we hope it is now. Nancy Pelosi isn’t following the “rules” she wants to impose on the rest of us, because she really thinks she is better than other people.

Let’s remind Nancy Pelosi that America doesn’t work for HER, she works for US, and we’re ready to hand her a pink slip.

Please chip in what you can now to help us kick Nancy Pelosi out of the Speaker’s Office by electing a new conservative majority to Congress!

We don’t have time to waste. People like salon owner Erica Kious are counting on us so that they can get back to work and support their families.

Thanks for your support,

Team Fischer

Paid for by Deb Fischer for U.S. Senate